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13 February 2001 Use of plastic scintillator with fiber optics for detection of radiation with high spatial resolution
Kambiz Shahnazi, Ravinder Nath
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Proceedings Volume 4201, Optical Methods for Industrial Processes; (2001) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.417378
Event: Environmental and Industrial Sensing, 2000, Boston, MA, United States
Abstract
12 The objective of this paper is to describe a method for detecting x-ray in real time with high spatial resolution. The method uses a 1-meter glass fiber, a 2 mm plastic scintillator, and a collecting device such as photomultiplier tube to respond to the radiation field. This device can be automated for use in any industries, which uses radiation for their processes. The resolution can only be limited by the size of the detector. This plastic scintillator probe has a homogeneous sensitivity and it water equivalent. The scintillator minimizes dose perturbation in water, and it has a emission peak around 432 nm. The reproducibility of the system has been tested, and the percent variation has been less than 3%. The results compared with GafChromic film showed this device is reliable, and it could be used in real time measurements.
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Kambiz Shahnazi and Ravinder Nath "Use of plastic scintillator with fiber optics for detection of radiation with high spatial resolution", Proc. SPIE 4201, Optical Methods for Industrial Processes, (13 February 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.417378
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KEYWORDS
Scintillators

Sensors

Scintillation

Spatial resolution

Glasses

Fiber optics

Calibration

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